Sentence examples for where to dispatch from inspiring English sources

The networks' storm-chaser footage helps the police decide which roads to shut down and where to dispatch first responders.

White House political strategists said they consult with Mr. Cheney's aides about where to dispatch him to help candidates, but Mr. Cheney does not usually get directly involved.

Friends say he appears to be torturing himself with "what ifs," especially since he would now be packing for the White House if he had won Arkansas, where he declined to dispatch Bill Clinton to work his home turf.

Those reports are forwarded to the railroad administration and National Transportation Safety Board, where officials decide whether to dispatch investigators.

Their main problems are to decide which unit to dispatch where and when as well as how to manage the data supporting these decisions.

Liverpool start their FA Cup campaign tomorrow against Oldham at Anfield where they will be expected to dispatch the League One side.

That was in the 2008 U.S. Open, where he needed 19 holes to dispatch of Rocco Mediate.

It was rather hard to dispatch one passage where a crucial repeated note fell on a key that kept sticking.

ShlomoErel, the commander in charge of the flotilla, had agreed to dispatch the sailors, where they were to follow St. Catherine Sienna Band around the Field.

But he declined to promise not to dispatch fighters to Afghanistan, where suicide bombings against American and NATO forces have soared this year.

He enrolled, but they promptly sent him to their photographic unit where he was dispatched to Heathrow to take pictures of travellers arriving, departing, saying hello and goodbye to loved ones.